I heard that the pre-market price of aevo is already $2.50. In this wave of airdrops and mining, which one is more cost-effective?
Let’s talk about airdrops first. The number of airdrops is determined based on the transaction volume. Many large investors are brushing up the transaction volume, and the transaction volume is often hundreds of millions of dollars. The handling fees cost tens of thousands.
If the number of airdrops is less than 5,000, it is estimated that it will be difficult to recover the capital.
Let’s talk about new currency mining. Depositing coins is almost loss-free. If you do contract hedging, it will be 100% safe.
If the market value of the deposited currency is 10,000, and 100 aevo are mined through mining, it will be a super big deal, and the price/performance ratio will take off.
Mining funds are still rising, and the number of mines is also decreasing sharply. How much can be mined on average in the end remains to be announced by the platform.
Binance’s new coin mining really makes airdrop parties tangled. Is it really necessary to buy airdrops in the future?
Discussions welcome.
ps, I am an airdrop party and do not mine new coins.
